@socalgolfguy,
Quote:Oh I know what your saying I just don't agree
the Idea that a perfect and timeless being would set a separate standard of law for the Israelites, another separate standard for the Corinthians, and then now a more convenient set of laws for you in the modern age speaks against any notion that God is timeless and that there are definite standards for right and wrong...
God is timeless, his requirements and works are not. The thing is that those rules don't apply to Christians today because they are not Israelites, just like circumcision is no longer required today for Christians. Because of their culture and time period, those suggestions were necessary for Corinthians, not today.
Quote:you've basically boiled down your religion to the point where you're able to do away with any part of the Bible that doesn't suit you and since there's no gospel entitled "Americans" you're free to do what you think is right and then claim you're following Jesus's will and that you beliefs encompass Christianity
That's not true, I still follow the Ten Commandments, etc., it's just that there are some practices that were meant for people of that race at that time, not today's Christians.
You can disagree all you want, if you'd rather see people stoning children, I don't know what you're smoking, if not, I have no idea why you reject my argument so vehemently.